BNP Standing Committee member Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury has said that the future Bangladesh will be a 'rainbow nation' where equal rights will be ensured for all people regardless of religion, race, or ethnicity. He made the remarks on Friday morning at the Parade Ground in Chattogram during a national memorial event organized by the Bangladesh Buddhist Association in honor of the late Supreme Buddhist leader, Sangharaj Dr. Gyanashree Mahathero.

Amir Khasru compared the diversity of Bangladesh to the colors of a rainbow, saying that every citizen will maintain their own faith, language, and history, but the country will belong to everyone. He observed that current politics has drifted away from peace and stated that the BNP is working to restore stability, mutual respect, and coexistence. He emphasized that the party believes in a liberal democracy where every citizen’s identity will be simply Bangladeshi.

He further stressed that the benefits of development, education, healthcare, and employment must reach every household, ensuring equality at all levels of national life. He warned that discrimination and favoritism toward special groups will no longer be tolerated and called for a level playing field for all citizens.